488. Letter Mccccli.
LETTER MCCCCLI.
T o Mr. R―― K――n.
Savannah, March 11, 1770.
My very dear worthy Friend, BLESSED be God, the good wine seemed to be kept till the last at Charles-Town. Last Thursday I returned, and found all well at Bethesda. I am come to town to preach this morning, though somewhat fatigued with being on the water three nights: upon the whole, however, I am better in health than I have been for many years. Praise the Lord, O my soul! I have been sadly disappointed in receiving no letters by the Charles-Town packet.
All knew that I was to be in these parts, only till the ensuing Lady-day: then I purpose to set off for the northward. I drew at Charles-Town for ――l. perhaps may draw again soon. Expect more particulars in a few days. This is waited for. God bless you all! Dearly beloved in the Lord, pray for us.
Time is scarce allowed me to subscribe myself, my very dear friend, Less than the least of all, G. W.